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- Sleeps
- 8 guests
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Beds
- Four bedrooms
- Bathrooms
- 3
About Baobab Hill House (exclusive use)
The whole house on an exclusive-use basis for a minimum of six and a maximum of eight guests: four bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom and air conditioning, a fully equipped kitchen, dining room, spacious lounge, swimming pool and wrap-around veranda. Includes a private guide with an open safari vehicle, a camp hand and a kitchen assistant, and two private game activities per day. Available self-catering or fully catered.
Where it is
Part of Baobab Hill House by RETURN Africa
Baobab Hill House is a secluded four-bedroom bush home perched on a ridge north of the Luvuvhu River, shaded by ancient baobabs and taken on an exclusive-use basis by one party at a time. Once the Pafuri section ranger's station, it has been transformed into a serene retreat…
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What lives at Baobab Hill House by RETURN Africa
16 birds recorded here or nearby.
The birding year hereSeptember is a quiet month for these birds
Nothing is hidden: in-season birds simply move to the front. Months come from national records, not from this garden.
These are records, not promises. Wild animals and birds move, so sightings are never guaranteed.
Location
Makuleke Contract Park, Pafuri, northern Kruger National Park
±2.3 km from Pafuri Gate · nearest town Musina, ±122 km
Straight-line distances. Park roads are slower, so allow more time than the numbers suggest.
Important information
SADC resident rate
Save 24%Residents of SADC member states pay a reduced rate at this property. Sign in and verify your ID once, we read the nationality from your document and the rate is applied to your quote.
Book your stay
fromR 17,120/ night
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